Comments on "Managing acute water scarcity on the U.S.-Mexico border: institutional issues raised by the 1990's drought," presented by Stephen Mumme

Article Abstract:

The author discusses Stephen P. Mumme's article on water management issues stemming from the 1990's drought in the Mexico-US border region. The author suggests that a binational water working group be established to address the problem of water scarcity and that a geographic information data system for the border region be developed.

Criticism and interpretation, Mumme, Stephen P.

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Managing acute water scarcity on the U.S.-Mexico border: institutional issues raised by the 1990's drought

Article Abstract:

Binational water management issues stemming from the 1990's drought in the Mexico-US border region are discussed. Treaties between the two countries with respect to the Rio Grande Basin are outlined and the need to improve drought management along the border is emphasized.

Texas, Water conservation

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Big river, big issues

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the effects of the 1996 drought on New Mexico and its principle water source, the Rio Grande. Wildlife protection issues involving the silvery minnow and disputes over water rights with the federal government and Mexico are also discussed.

New Mexico, Environmental aspects, Political aspects, Wildlife habitat improvement

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